Preventing Political Violence Act

Bill 118 hr 10091, also known as the Federal Interagency Task Force on Preventing Political Violence Act, aims to establish a task force within the federal government that is dedicated to preventing political violence in the United States. The task force will be made up of representatives from various federal agencies, including the Department of Justice, Department of Homeland Security, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

The primary goal of the task force is to coordinate efforts between these agencies to identify and address potential threats of political violence before they escalate. This includes monitoring extremist groups, investigating potential threats, and developing strategies to prevent violence from occurring.

The bill also requires the task force to submit an annual report to Congress detailing their activities and any recommendations for preventing political violence. Additionally, the task force is required to collaborate with state and local law enforcement agencies to share information and resources in order to effectively combat political violence. Overall, the Federal Interagency Task Force on Preventing Political Violence Act seeks to enhance the government's ability to prevent and respond to acts of political violence in the United States through increased coordination and collaboration between federal agencies.